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... particular gentes , go through certain religious ceremonies , * Ideòque decemviros connubium diremisse , ne incertâ prole auspicia turbarentur . - LIv . iv . 6 . + Interroganti tribuno , cur plebeium consulem fieri non oporteret ? re ...
... particular gentes , go through certain religious ceremonies , * Ideòque decemviros connubium diremisse , ne incertâ prole auspicia turbarentur . - LIv . iv . 6 . + Interroganti tribuno , cur plebeium consulem fieri non oporteret ? re ...
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... particular gods , these excep- tions did not lower his political position . As far as the history of law is concerned , we may henceforward lose sight of the distinction between plebeian and patrician . 10. From the writings of the ...
... particular gods , these excep- tions did not lower his political position . As far as the history of law is concerned , we may henceforward lose sight of the distinction between plebeian and patrician . 10. From the writings of the ...
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... particular places , disappeared among the people of Italy . The lex Junia ( A.U.C. 664 ) and the lex Plautia ( A.U.c. 663 ) gave the full rights of citizenship to almost the whole of Italy , and the Italians were distributed among the ...
... particular places , disappeared among the people of Italy . The lex Junia ( A.U.C. 664 ) and the lex Plautia ( A.U.c. 663 ) gave the full rights of citizenship to almost the whole of Italy , and the Italians were distributed among the ...
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... particular point ; and though they pro- fessed only to interpret the Twelve Tables , not to make laws , their notion of interpretation was so wide that it included . whatever could be brought within the spirit of anything which the ...
... particular point ; and though they pro- fessed only to interpret the Twelve Tables , not to make laws , their notion of interpretation was so wide that it included . whatever could be brought within the spirit of anything which the ...
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... particular laws . It was generally able to reject a law , either wholly or partly , by calling in the aid of religious scruples ; and if it added a clause to a law , the new portion of the law was as binding as the old . In the shape of ...
... particular laws . It was generally able to reject a law , either wholly or partly , by calling in the aid of religious scruples ; and if it added a clause to a law , the new portion of the law was as binding as the old . In the shape of ...
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